Lately, I’ve had some people say to me that they are waiting to move forward with their divorce because of the economic situation and pandemic. You may even be
The Coronavirus pandemic has affected us all in ways that we didn’t anticipate at the start of the year, especially when it comes to our finances. And
Many of you will remember the scene from the 1990s film, Liar Liar with Jim Carey where he defends his client’s charge that her pre-nuptial agreement is not
The saying goes “money is the root of all evil.” Yes, we all know it’s more complex than a simple saying, but disagreements over money are at the root of a lot
Divorce is intense and can drain you of precious energy, time, and emotions! Finding time for self-care is key to keeping your sanity. You are more than likely
Many Americans expected their COVID19 stimulus check from the government to arrive this past week. Sure, these funds are a great help for families, but what if
You plan for many events in your life such as graduation, having a baby and retirement. Many times, divorce occurs when we do not want it or ask for it, and
When you decide to divorce, you and your spouse are making a life changing decision. I have identified roughly **EIGHTY** or so decisions a couple needs to
I am excited to announce that I am now trained in Collaborative Divorce! What exactly is Collaborative Divorce? Collaborative Divorce focuses on the future and
As a practicing divorce professional, we serve many types of families in my divorce financial planning practice. The number one ingredient I see that
It’s the most wonderful time of the year, but for you, it’s your first holiday season after separation or divorce. It may be the first holiday season without
If you or someone you know has experienced financial infidelity in their marriage or serious relationship, it does not mean the relationship has to end. However